Dewayne Pringle Email & Phone Number

United States

Iraq

• Operates and monitors the Q‐48, Q49 Lightweight Counter Mortar Radar (LCMR) systems display for clutter, jamming, air and Rocket, Artillery, and Mortar tracks, faults, and conducts the initial report processing of.
• Ensures operational log entries are maintained and updated; transmits daily reports as directed
• Perform initial configuration and orientation of LCMRs (mission planning)
• Assists field service representatives with sustainment level maintenance
• Checks all Radar settings during shift changeover to ensure proper operations of system
• Performs weekly maintenance of multiple radar system FAAD C2I, WAVES 7.3, and CORIAN a multi‐function radar

Afghanistan

• Performed all functions to set up and operate the Persistent Threat Detection System (PTDS), its Mobile Mooring Platform (MMP), Sensor Payload(s), communications and navigation systems as well as associated support.
• Provided all user‐level maintenance functions such as Preventative Maintenance Checks and Services (PMCS), troubleshooting, removing and replacing Line Replaceable Units (LRUs), and payloads
• Operated tower‐based sensors and aerostat‐based sensor and communications equipment, hardware systems, and components
• Analyzed systems for accuracy of operations
• Ensured all corrective actions are performed and completed in accordance with the contract, test plans and technical manuals
• Operated cameras and radars systems that are used for high‐altitude like Covert intelligence, surveillance &reconnaissance, armed reconnaissance, CSAR and target designation missions.Mail Clerk

Charleston, South Carolina Area

• Managed day‐to‐day operations; verified accuracy of all performed and conducted self‐inspection duties
• Provided clear team goals and created an inspiring team environment with open communication
• Performed routine production assembly inspections on structural and mechanical assemblies, subassemblies and aircraftsystems, equipment and accessories using manual operations
• Discovered training needs to provide coaching while listening to team members and giving feedback to resolve any issues orconflicts
• Recognized high performance and rewarded accomplishments

Afghanistan

• Safely operated the aerostat and all of its components (i.e. boom, tether etc.) for over 12 months ensuring that all equipment was properly assembled throughout flight
• Efficiently supported equipment maintenance and logistics‐problem resolution in addition to troubleshooting and repairing hydraulic systems
• Interfaced with customer to conduct mission preplanning and support via sensors/camera/lasers
• Operated forklifts, compressed gas systems, electrical power generation systems, and accompanied switch equipment associatedwith military programs
• Resolved technical problems and issues relating to Persistent Threat Detection System (PTDS) ground power systems, networkelectronics, navigation systems, video distribution, and WESCAM MX‐20

Kuwait

• Performed direct and general support (DS/GS) level maintenance and repair on special electronic devices, including electronic distance and azimuth orienting devices
• Calibrated and repaired integrated sight units with day and infrared night vision on Bradley Fighting Vehicle
• Coordinated with end user to determine quality control measures are satisfactory to customer standards
• Performed corrective maintenance on all previously diagnosed malfunctions on fire control systems used in combat vehicles, off‐carriage lasers, designators, thermal sights, and night vision devices